This is my first Haiku blog (as opposed to web site) and its an attempt to start writing again... You can also visit my old website: Sangeet's Haiku and Poetry Corner now located on 
spring rain-
the traveller photographs
the marked sheep
Sangeet
ps I accidentally deleted the original Haiku which had some comments. Hope I've remembered it correctly!
posted by sangeet at 6:00 PM
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
spring rain-
the traveller photographs
the marked sheep
Sangeet
ps I accidentally deleted the original Haiku which had some comments. Hope I've remembered it correctly!
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- Name: Sangeet
- Location: Wales, United Kingdom
I encountered my first Haiku about 20 years ago. However it was not until Dec 1995 that I was fortunate enough to find the Shiki Haiku Mailing List and this is where my real learning and writing began! ......more
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8 Comments:
I really like this one! :)
Well done!
i like this, too :)
Thanks Andrew, Aurora and Polona!
Sangeet
Somehow I feel sorry for the sheep. Good 'ku!!
Thanks Pat!
Hello Sangeet, This is a lovely haiku. It evokes a subtle concern for the sheep and sabi (sadness) to think it may not even be anymore. You're invited to post at our website: www.wonderhaikuworlds.com
Best Wishes,
Shyam
Such a great mix of emotions... I really like it.
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